Replace the PLAYER_SKIN_1 and PLAYER_SKIN_2 config names used by tass_co with the appropriate config names you're working with on your computer. The reason why the skin is not activated in my opinion, is that the config names are not the one existing on your side.
This is not a problem however, because even if this parameter is missing the bang still activates a skin existing in the specified config, but strictly speaking, the second parameter should be added (just note that !DeactivateConfig bang doesn't require and ignores the name of the skin, if it has been added). Well, even if on a first look they seem to be more or less, in fact the !ActivateConfig bangs, besides the name of the config you want to activate, needs the name of the skin (the. I've made sure the bangs are formatted correctly, so I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong? I've also tried replacing Activate and Deactivate with Toggle and that doesn't seem to work, either.ĬOYOTE94 wrote: ↑ March 21st, 2023, 4:47 pm I tried your code and the text changes accordingly, but the skins don't load and unload like they should. IfCondition4= MeasurePlayer1=1 & MeasurePlayer2=1 IfCondition3= MeasurePlayer1=0 & MeasurePlayer2=1 IfCondition2= MeasurePlayer1=1 & MeasurePlayer2=0 IfCondition= MeasurePlayer1=0 & MeasurePlayer2=0 If they are both unloaded, then obviously they won't be able to react at all, so putting this "switcher" in a third hidden skin that is always running is a way to avoid this. You might want to put this functionality in a third invisible/hidden skin to prevent the scenario when both skins are unloaded. In your non-Spotify skin, if it does detect Spotify running, then it launches the other skin and closes itself. In your Spotify skin, if it does not detect Spotify running, have the measure launch the other skin and close itself. The general gist is that you add a Process measure to each of your two skins (you can also use a UsageMonitor measure, but Process is simpler in this case). Is this something that's possible to set up, and if not, what's the closest thing I could do? What I want to be able to do is have it set up where when Rainmeter detects I've opened Spotify, it will automatically unload the first skin version and load the second version in its place, and vice versa. I'm looking for a way to automatically change between skins when I open and close a specific program.įor example, I have a music player metadata skin that has two versions one to read from a normal music player, and another to read specifically from Spotify.
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